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  • Public Health Policy
  • Sociology of Health

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  • The prevailing unintended pregnancy framework frames pregnancy as an adverse outcome, influencing healthcare delivery and research.
  • Despite growing criticism of its inadequacies, this framework has seen limited changes in public health guidelines, measurement, or clinical practice.
  • The framework's limitations include mischaracterizing patient experiences, ignoring structural inequities, and perpetuating stigma.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To critically review the literature on the unintended pregnancy framework.
  • To analyze how this framework negatively impacts clinical practice and patient-centered care.
  • To advocate for the advancement of more equitable and patient-centered reproductive health approaches.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of the unintended pregnancy framework.
  • Historical analysis of the framework's origins.
  • Critical assessment of the framework's influence on patient experiences and health outcomes.

Main Results:

  • The unintended pregnancy framework is historically rooted and has inadequately represented patients' lived experiences.
  • The framework fails to address structural inequities and contributes to the stigmatization of certain pregnancies.
  • Evidence supporting the framework's claims of negative health outcomes is weak.

Conclusions:

  • The unintended pregnancy framework requires significant revision to better serve patients.
  • Advancing patient-centered care necessitates a critical re-evaluation of current reproductive health frameworks.
  • Recommendations are proposed for aligning clinical practice, research, and policy with more equitable goals.